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EDPY301 Lecture : EDPY Notes on Disabilities

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ambermosquito538
14 Feb 2012
School
University of Alberta
Department
Education - Psychology
Course
EDPY301
Professor
Diane Padlesky Therrien

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Your perspective will affect how you work and teach your students. Naturist = someone who believes the disability is internal and their actions cannot make a difference. When adults communicate about the student, the name of the student should always come before the condition. Student can receive aiding for tests and school work. Receive supportive help outside school (clubs) over-looks their strengths. Special education / segregated or contained classrooms y positive: some students need a special area to allow them to learn at their best. Negative: they are being separated and their peers won t be able to see past their disability. (social needs). Resource room (pulling students out of class for extra help) y positive: can help students get caught up in what they are struggling with in school. Negative: some students get further behind in other classes because they are missing them.

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